SOPI Pack Plastic Perforated Sleeves 12 × 80 mm, 5 pcs/bag, Injection Resin Sleeves for Hollow & Perforated Materials

SOPI Pack Plastic perforated sleeves 12 × 80 mm (5 pcs/bag) are plastic perforated sleeves designed for anchoring with injection resin in hollow and perforated substrates. Their purpose is to stabilise resin in the drilled hole and reduce resin loss into voids, helping create a more secure and predictable anchor point. The 12 × 80 mm version is useful when a longer anchoring zone is required in hollow materials.

Advantages and unique features

• 12 × 80 mm size – longer sleeve for hollow/perforated substrates.
• Perforated design – supports proper resin distribution within the anchoring zone.
• Reduced resin loss into voids – better control in hollow masonry.
• System component for injection resins – supports effective anchoring in perforated brickwork.
• Pack of 5 – convenient accessory supply for on-site work.

Properties and applications

• For hollow substrates: designed for perforated bricks and hollow blocks.
• For injection resin: accessory component supporting effective resin use in perforated masonry.
• Secure anchor point: helps create a stable fixing point in substrates with voids.
• Typical substrates (as described): perforated/hollow bricks, concrete, natural stone, drywall.

Technical parameters

Storage recommendations

Store the sleeves in a clean, dry place in the original packaging to prevent dust and debris from blocking the perforations. Before installation, check the sleeve condition and ensure the drilled hole is clean and appropriately sized for the sleeve.

FAQ

1) What are 12 × 80 mm perforated sleeves used for?
For anchoring with injection resin in hollow and perforated substrates—helping keep resin within the anchoring zone.

2) How many pieces are included?
5 pcs in one bag.

3) Which substrates are they used in?
Primarily perforated bricks and hollow blocks; the description also mentions concrete, natural stone and drywall.

4) What are the sleeve dimensions?
12 × 80 mm.

5) Why are the sleeves perforated?
The perforation supports resin distribution in the anchoring zone and helps reduce resin loss into voids.